Amazon CloudFront
Last updated 1 hour ago.
What is Amazon CloudFront?
About
Amazon CloudFront Previewer
Amazon
See how often Amazon CloudFront visits your website by setting up Spyglasses analytics. Set up tracking
Did you find Amazon CloudFront in your logs?
If you've seen Amazon CloudFront in your website logs, it indicates that Amazon CloudFront has been visiting your site. This agent string is one of the known identifiers for this bot.
Track and manage Amazon CloudFront visits to your website with Spyglasses' real-time bot detection. Start tracking
Expected Behavior
This bot visits websites for various purposes including content analysis, data collection, or automated tasks. Its behavior may vary depending on its specific function and configuration.
Should I Block Amazon CloudFront?
This bot is marked as compliant, meaning it generally respects robots.txt directives and follows good practices. You may choose to allow it if you want your content to be accessible to its services.
Recommended Solution
Instead of manually managing robots.txt rules, use Spyglasses to automatically detect and manage Amazon CloudFront traffic with real-time analytics and flexible blocking rules.
Get Automated Bot ManagementHow Do I Block Amazon CloudFront?
You can block this bot or limit its access by setting user agent token rules in your website's robots.txt file. Use Spyglasses analytics to check whether it's actually following your rules.
User Agent Tokens
Amazon CloudFrontShould match instances of this botrobots.txt
# robots.txt # This should block Amazon CloudFront User-agent: Amazon CloudFront Disallow: /
Instead of doing this manually, use Spyglasses to keep your rules updated automatically with the latest AI agents and crawlers. Set up automatic bot management
Manage Amazon CloudFront Traffic with Spyglasses
Get real-time alerts when bots visit your site, automatically generate robots.txt rules, and integrate bot traffic data with your existing analytics tools.
Start Free Trial